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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
6
A Canadian health series outlines essential nutrition principles for families. It stresses that malnutrition can occur without obvious signs, lists eight essential elements and five food groups, and advises daily milk, eggs, vegetables, fruit, and vitamin D in winter.
The Norton committee announces a new date for Sports Day as Saturday June 15 to ensure all students attend. Bring parents and be ready for a day of activities and gathering with the school community.
The C.G. I T presents an Easter Cantata at Scotia Church on Good Friday April 15 at 8 p.m. and again Easter Sunday at 8 p.m. in Chumab United Church with no admission charge but an offering collected. The dramatic presentation aims to educate through participation and visual impact.
The Hamieta Horticultural Society calls for new members to beautify the town and improve home surroundings by growing flowers and vegetables for the 1938 Show on August 12th and 13th.
Hubert Atkinson of Wawaness visits his parents Mr and Mrs W J Atkinson Mrs McNeil daughter of Mr Robt King from Monetion NB visits friends and relatives Isabel Satterthwaite of Isabella visits her uncle Mr Wilson Satterthwaite Alf Paterson returns from the East with Gerald Jorden of Whitewood Sask Mrs A Pangman visits friends in Winnipeg this week Messrs R Allen and R Emerson depart for Winnipeg Tuesday morning
Rivers O N KR defeated Monarchs 5 to 2 in the season finale on Monday. Sinclair fed Lasney for a first period goal, Hamiota answered, then Rivers pulled ahead as Collingwood and Daniels combined for goals. Penalties and a late melee featured Pic and Bellamy from ONR.
Next week at Hamiota School is Visitors Week with April 14 set as the start. Monday and Tuesday proceed with regular classes while Wednesday and Thursday feature demonstrations in physical drill dramatizations school music folk dancing history matches and experimental science for visiting guests. High School term exams conclude this week with report cards to homes.
A Sunday evening service at the United Church will present The Oiled Feather with musical illustrations. The tale features male and female Joes and themes of temper, misery, softness, kindness, and tenderness. The story of Raety Joe and Polished Sam is to be told.
Rev. S. B. Brown leads Decker and Orrwold united churches with services at Lavinia 1 p.m. Decker at 3:30 p.m. and McConnell at 7 p.m. Sunday School remains at usual hours at each location.
A new sport, shark fishing, captivates Canadian and American anglers from July to September as basking sharks cluster off Vancouver Island. McGinty Matterson of Victoria claimed the first shark at 596 pounds. Commander May of California holds a 987-pound record. Fishermen use simple gear and a 30-30 rifle for the coup de grace after brutal fights against massive predators.
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